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Remote Healthcare Jobs
Remote healthcare pay and roles
Remote healthcare jobs are worked from home, and many name the states you have to live in. Visiting patients at home is separate work, and those postings sit on the home care page. Licensing still applies, and it follows the patient rather than you.
Median Healthcare Salaryfor Remote Jobs
Top Open Rolesfor Remote Jobs
- Pharmacy Technician13 jobs
- Mental Health Therapist8 jobs
- Nurse Practitioner7 jobs
- Physician7 jobs
- Pharmacist6 jobs
Top Median Salary by Rolefor Remote Jobs
- Pharmacist$63.32/hr
- Mental Health Therapist$44.08/hr
- Licensed Practical Nurse$35.54/hr
- Dietitian$32.44/hr
- Community Health Worker$25.11/hr
Remote healthcare jobs by role
11Remote healthcare jobs by state
26- Arizona10 jobs
- Texas9 jobs
- Florida5 jobs
- Louisiana5 jobs
- Connecticut4 jobs
- Illinois4 jobs
- Kentucky4 jobs
- Ohio3 jobs
- Pennsylvania3 jobs
- California2 jobs
- North Carolina2 jobs
- Nevada2 jobs
- Oregon2 jobs
- Georgia1 jobs
- Idaho1 jobs
- Indiana1 jobs
- Massachusetts1 jobs
- Minnesota1 jobs
- Mississippi1 jobs
- Nebraska1 jobs
- New Jersey1 jobs
- New York1 jobs
- Oklahoma1 jobs
- Utah1 jobs
- Virginia1 jobs
- Washington1 jobs
Your questions about remote healthcare jobs, answered
- Which healthcare jobs can be done remotely?
The ones done through records, phone, and video: case management, telehealth therapy, triage nursing, and virtual scribing.
- Why does a remote job posting name a state?
Two things decide it. A clinical license has to be valid in the state where the patient is, and separately, a company that isn't set up for payroll in your state usually won't hire there. Read which states a posting names before you apply.
- Are there entry-level remote healthcare jobs?
Few. Most remote roles want clinical experience first, since nobody's beside you when a judgment call comes up. Scribing and scheduling are the usual way in, and our guide to remote work without experience goes through the rest.
- What's the difference between remote and hybrid?
A hybrid job keeps a fixed number of on-site days each week. A remote one has none.
- What do employers require for a remote setup?
A private space where patient information can't be overheard, an internet connection that meets a stated minimum, and usually their laptop instead of yours. Postings name the speed when it matters.
